azure-troubleshooting

To diagnose unhealthy Azure resources, use structured diagnostic patterns to assess resource health, analyze logs with KQL templates, and classify severity for App Services, VMs, and Storage Accounts. This provides a clear health assessment and root cause identification.

The best way to troubleshoot Azure App Service errors is to follow a remediation playbook that runs health checks, analyzes failure logs using pre-written KQL templates, and executes step-by-step remediation guides to resolve the identified root cause.

Yes, you need Azure CLI with the resource-graph extension installed to execute operational commands, run KQL query templates against your environment, and perform resource discovery for Azure health assessment and issue resolution.

Yes, you can fix common Azure Virtual Machine issues by applying structured diagnostic patterns to assess VM health, querying resource graphs for failure scenarios, and following step-by-step remediation playbooks tailored for Azure VMs.

Pre-written Kusto Query Language templates are provided to query Azure Storage Account failure scenarios, allowing you to analyze operational logs, assess resource health, and identify specific root causes for remediation.